23 July 2025  | Adventists, we use the first chapters of Genesis repeatedly in our apologetics—but we seem unable to read them without using the lens of science or history. The “plain reading” mode of biblical interpretation seems to be just a way to justify a heightened literalistic reading. However, Genesis 1–2 contains a great […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-laurence-turner-holy-time-and-holy-space-what-we-see-when-we-dont-read-genesis-literally/

Cheapend, ENGLAND — In a stirring Sabbath morning appeal that left the congregation equal parts confused and alarmed, Pastor Cliff Remnant reminded his flock this past weekend that “God loves a cheerful giver—but we’ll settle for a terrified one.” The statement was delivered during the offering call, just after the children’s story and right before […] Source: https://atoday.org/satire-pastor-reminds-flock-god-loves-a-cheerful-giver-but-well-settle-for-a-terrified-one/

par Horace Alexander  |  22 juillet 2025  | Nous sommes tous conscients qu’il existe une coutume culturelle de longue date selon laquelle le premier fils assume l’autorité et les biens de la famille. Cela a été largement attesté à travers l’histoire et cela se constate encore aujourd’hui dans les familles royales: le roi du Royaume-Uni, […] Source: https://atoday.org/dieu-na-pas-toujours-favorise-les-premiers-nes/

by Dr. Jason A. O’Rourke, DMin  |  22 July 2025  |   In every age, God raises voices—apostolic and prophetic—to give guidance of His people. In this essay, I offer theological reflections on the nature of prophecy, especially as it relates to the role of the conquered and the call of justice. Apostleship vs. prophecy The […] Source: https://atoday.org/what-you-discover-when-you-read-prophecy-in-context/